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Yes it removes organic matter. If the fingerprints are fresh it will remove them. If they are old, the oils have already etched the coins surface.
Die chips on the S a possible on the 60. Have you checked it on VV?
Nice Photos.
That's a new one. I was glad to not see another MD date.:happy:
Certainly does. Sometimes the design of the coinage adds extra stress to the die. A lot of our oldest coinage shows these type of stress cracks
I'd say they are culls.
The Hand detail on this coin determines the strength of the strike. I am at a 64 . The coin looks brilliant.
I'd give them an acetone soak and put them in a holder.:shame:
Yours is a proof nickel. Did you try to compare it to one of these? https://www2.briansvarietycoins.com/listings/cat/42
Cool token!
I believe there is. And like you say meant for a different discussion.:rolleyes: Not rolling my eyes just looking up to your post.
Boycotting work when you are the Boss, doesn't leave any extra spending money.;)
Shouldn't the real discussion be about whether these coins seen in all of the major slabs be considered AU or MS?
Hot diggity! I have been waiting to see one of those. Been search'in for a good 8 years. Nice Find! One of my Happy songs. [MEDIA]
Maybe a stall to let everyone catch up, I will update when I have a few coins.:happy:
I can only challenge you to look at a lot of coins in hand. If you pick a series that intrigues you. Use "All" the TPGS to get an assessment of...
Remember the grading scheme that is being presented. Ma_rk_et_ing. They are no doubt the kings of a controlled Market. That said It doesn't make...
The moving photo doesn't show the round of the D to the left of the upright. I believe it is only die deterioration.
Please prove that isn't true? And, define the standards that you will be using?
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